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LIBERTAD LAMARQUE | home
PROFILE
There'll never be another
never, ever another one...
No one with your skin
and with your voice.
Your skin...
magnolia soaked in moon mist.
Your voice...
a murmur warmed by love.
There'll never be another one
they all died
at the moment when you said
goodbye...
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(Fragment from the tango "Ninguna"
written by H. Manzi and Fernández Siro)
English translation by O. Martinez
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Basic data on a marvelous actor and songbird...
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Date of Birth:
November 24, 1908
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Place:
Rosario, Santa Fé Province, Argentina
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Date and place of death
December 12, 2000 (Mexico D.F.)
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Name:
Libertad Lamarque Bouza
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Hair:
Light brown
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Eyes:
Green
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Professional activities:
Actor, vocalist, author
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Nicknames & titles:
"America's Sweetheart"," "Queen of Tango," "Doña Liber," etc.
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Father:
Gaudencio Lamarque, a.k.a. "Don Lorenzo"
(born in Montevideo, Uruguay)
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Mother:
Josefa Bouza, a.k.a. "Doña Pepa"
(born in Galicia, Spain)
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Siblings:
Eduviges, Gonzalo, Elena, Pepita, Amelia, Pedro and Aurora
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Residences:
Argentina, Mexico and United States
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Husbands:
Emilio Romero (1927-1945)
Alfredo Malerva (1945-1994)
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Daughter:
Mirtha Romero Lamarque, born in Buenos Aries, November 15, 1928
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Grandchildren:
Leonardo (RIP), Claudia, Alexandra, Hernán, Fabiana y Fernanda
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Basic films (a selection):
"Ayúdame a Vivir", "Besos Brujos", "Madreselva", "Puerta Cerrada",
"La Casa del Recuerdo", "Soledad", "Otra Primavera", "Cuando Me Vaya",
"Ansiedad", "Historia de un Amor", "La Mujer X", "Bodas de Oro", "Bambalinas", "La Mujer Sin Lágrimas", "Amor en la Sombra",
"Los Hijos Que Yo Soñé", "Rosas Blancas Para Mi Hermana Negra, etc.
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Basic songs (a selection)
"Ayúdame a Vivir", "Besos Brujos", "Madreselva", "En Esta Tarde Gris", "Sombras Nada Mas", "Quiero Verte Una Vez Más", "Maldito Tango",
"Sin Palabras", "Caminito", "Te Sigo Esperando", "Alma Mía", "Así",
"Te Quiero Dijiste", "Júrame", "Historia de un Amor", "Bandoneón Arrabalero", "Adios Pampa Mía", "Nostalgia", "La Cumparsita",
"Arráncame la Vida", "Canción de Buenos Aires", "Malena", etc.
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Stage
"The Merry Widow", "The Three Waltzes", "Hello, Dolly", "Aplause", etc.
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Television
As featured vocalist in dozens of television specials and guest appearances throughout America and Europe...
TV Series: "Esmeralda", "Amada", "Soledad", "La Usurpadora", etc.
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Author
"Autobiografía" (1986)
Also collaborated on the scripts of some of her films and the lyrics of various songs.
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